https://www.facebook.com/wxyzdetroit/videos/1419588421519790/
Have you listened to this clip on social media? It’s a brief audio clip of one word being repeated several times. Some people hear one word, others hear a different word. There are those who hear both.
I’m purposely not mentioning the words to see if that makes a difference in what my readers hear–that is if the link works. I believe I prejudiced myself to hear one of the two words when I was given an either/or choice.
Let me know if you are unable to access the link and I’ll see if there’s a way I can make it accessible. This is kind of fascinating.
I give you a totally irrelevant photo of a raccoon sniffing a flower to cleanse your palate.
Praying for Eyebrowz 
I don’t want to spoil it, so I’ll just say Stan was loud and clear
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Hahaha!
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That’s what I heard also. (Clever of Derrick to think of that, eh?)
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Derrick’s answer was pretty clever. My Facebook followers had some pretty inventive answers, too. “Luke, I am your father,” was my favorite.
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Thank you for the pallet cleanse… so cute! I heard just one thing too… I can’t imagine hearing the other word (kind of like that blue/gold dress thing).
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Isn’t that interesting? Apparently the younger one is the more likely he/she is to hear one word instead of the other. But I’m 61 and hear the younger word. My husband hears something completely different.
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Hmmm… not sure what the “younger word” is, but just like Derrick, I heard Stan speaking loud and clear.
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